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“I'm doing something that helps people. So that's really rewarding—being a younger person in the industry, I get to help people, and I get to help people help other people,” says Christopher McIntosh, technical sales rep at Harnois Greenhouses, in this edition of Greenhouse Success Stories. From bridging French and Western Canadian cultures to orchestrating complex greenhouse installations in some of the country’s most remote communities, Christopher McIntosh reveals how Harnois’s relentless focus on quality, local materials, and community networking transforms both food sovereignty projects and commercial operations alike.

Discover how a blend of business savvy, family legacy, and youthful energy is shaping the next chapter of greenhouse innovation—listen in to find out why growers of all sizes turn to Harnois for top-tier structures, support, and connections.

1. Quality is everything—choose partners who source local, high-grade materials for lasting results in your greenhouse project.
2. Don’t navigate alone. Connect with experienced growers and suppliers through industry networks to gain hands-on solutions and best practices.
3. When planning your greenhouse, hash out crop types, design needs, and future flexibility early—customize your structure to grow with your vision.
4. Leverage your equipment provider’s expertise and resources; ask about turnkey solutions, in-house engineering, and connections for ongoing support.
5. Take the first step now: reach out, ask questions, and get advice from your greenhouse manufacturer—they’re ready and willing to walk the journey with you.

1. Quality is everything—choose partners who source local, high-grade materials for lasting results in your greenhouse project.
2. Don’t navigate alone. Connect with experienced growers and suppliers through industry networks to gain hands-on solutions and best practices.
3. When planning your greenhouse, hash out crop types, design needs, and future flexibility early—customize your structure to grow with your vision.
4. Leverage your equipment provider’s expertise and resources; ask about turnkey solutions, in-house engineering, and connections for ongoing support.